Half the time the disc would be cracked and you had to send it back and wait for a replacement and hope it wasn't cracked. Delivered in a flimsy paper envelope. It was more aggravating than it was worth.
Was a content descrambling piece of software. I even had the code for the program on a T-Shirt.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/DeCSS
There are a bunch of movies that aren't free streaming anywhere. $3.99 to digitally rent on obscure stuff. Netflix DVD cost under $10 a month. That usually buys me two used DVDs at Vintage Stock per month. Yukon has thousands upon thousands, and I'd venture to say another thousand VHS tapes for sale, and then the blue rays start. The other half of the store is books, the center is video games. I've been to several of the metro area Vintage Stocks, and for yall into new/used movies, books, and games, the Yukon location is worth going to, frequently.
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You can stock up on newer stuff too. People will buy the new movies, rip them and then sell the disk back to help finance the next purchase.
I used to be at the mercy of Netflix and Disney+. I found a funny old hat in an old attic one day though and since then all the movies and TV shows that used to cost me a monthly fee now just appear on my computer. It's wild, matey.
I'll never pay for a streaming service again.
I'll never pay for a streaming service again.
Gregory Peck's first starring role was of a communist bastard in the propaganda piece "Days of Glory" - crafted to sweeten sentiment of the United States helping the Soviet Union.
Watched this years ago and think I’ve still got the two tape vhs somewhere around here.
